1. Manufacturing processes
The various manufacturing processes for low-density polyethylene PE- as well as copolymers obtained from different comonomers can be found at 1 .
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PlasticsEurope http//www.plasticseurope.org/
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5 gives estimates of PE consumption in the world's major regions. Globally, the total volume of polyethylene exceeds 60 million tonnes. It is the most important plastic in terms of volume.
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